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Wild Bird Feeding Business Line with established brand name for sale. This is a complete business unit (re-locatable to anywhere in the U.S. or abroad) with customer base, Product Molds & Tooling -elaborate designs - product literature, retail displays. The decision to sell is driven the Seller's focus in its domesticated pets supplies business. The manufacturing molds in place for this Business Line give it the capability of supplying sales of up to $5 to $10 million. Most of the designs are very elaborate, intricate and attractive. Please contact us for a Business Line Summary and pictures of the product line items. The Business Lines sales in 2004 reached $1.3 million but fell off up to 2009 due to the lack of focus by its current owner. However, the new sales initiatives the the current owner put in place are paying off currently and there are new orders and new sales that are bound to reverse the sales trends significantly. As part of these initiatives in June of 2009 the Seller's V.P. of Sales and Marketing went to the National Garden and Lawn Show (for the first time to gauge the interest in the product line). His estimate is that on the basis of the interest expressed by two national distributors and a dozen of smaller retailers (direct orders) $250,000 sales in the next 12 months would be reasonable. In addition, it is possible that they may get international sales from one of the international "large box retailers." Obviously prospective Sellers would need to make their independent assessments after studying the pertinent information. ..... FACTS FOR POTENTIAL BUYERS NON-FAMILIAR WITH THE BIRD FEED INDUSTRY: According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service survey there are about 54 million people across North America who participate in bird-feeding and wildlife watching. They spend an estimated $4.3 billion annually on bird-feeding and watching wildlife. In particular, $3.1 billion is spent on bird-feed and wildlife food, $723 million in Bird Feeders, birdbaths and nesting boxes, and $507 million on binoculars and spotting scopes. Reportedly, watching wildlife has become the fastest growing hobby in the country, second only to gardening! It is worth noting that the Wild Bird Feeding Industry group might be able to supply useful information to interested parties ( www. WBFI . org ).